History, asked by dpratiksha2002, 2 months ago

who were chandalas and what are there duties?

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Answered by Bhat123

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Chandalas were the people who were dealing with disposal of corpses and were of the low caste, called 'untouchables'.

Their duty was to deal the disposal of the corpses.

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